Trump PANICS and KICKS OUT PRESS as Iran RETALIATES!!!

[0:00] Donald Trump just kicked out the press from the Oval Office during a bizarre press conference he [0:05] held on Saturday with Joe Rogan in the Oval Office. And this came at the same time that the [0:13] press was asking him questions about Iran. You see, earlier on Saturday morning, Iran announced [0:18] that it was once again fully closing the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said that the Trump regime's bad [0:25] faith negotiation tactics, the continued misrepresentations by Donald Trump of Iran's [0:32] negotiation positions, the continued blockade over the Persian Gulf, and the continued escalation [0:39] and threats by Donald Trump made negotiations untenable. And Iran said while it was previously [0:46] permitting some ships to cross through the Strait of Hormuz, provided it was coordinated with Iran, [0:52] they are shutting that down. And so some of the ships that we saw leaving the Strait of Hormuz using [0:58] the ship tracker satellite, they suddenly turned back. And we also learned that Iran was actually [1:05] shooting at some of those ships that at first were refusing to listen to Iran's orders to head back. [1:13] Iran ultimately got all of the ships that were leaving to go back to where they started. And [1:19] the Strait of Hormuz is once again fully closed. Also, Iran's leadership is saying it has no [1:25] current intentions to meet up with the United States before the ceasefire deadline expires [1:31] on Wednesday. And Iran says it is fully prepared to go back to war with the United States if that's [1:38] what Donald Trump wants to do by not agreeing to negotiate within Iran's 10-point negotiating framework [1:45] that Donald Trump previously agreed to. I want to share with you the moment first where Donald Trump [1:51] kicked out members of the press from the Oval Office as they were asking him questions about Iran. [1:57] They were asking him questions about his claim that Iran was agreeing to all of these things and that [2:04] the American military was going to join forces with the Iranian military to go and get the nuclear material [2:10] and bring it back to the United States and that Iran was no longer going to fund proxy groups like [2:15] Hezbollah and the Houthis and the Shiite militias in Iraq, which Iran said 100% false or Donald Trump's [2:22] representations that the Strait of Hormuz would be fully open without the control of Iran, which Iran [2:28] denied. So the press wanted to ask him those types of questions right after they regurgitated and spewed [2:34] like stenographers, what he was feeding to them on Friday. And then Donald Trump just said, out, get out. [2:41] Let me show you the moment that went down. Let's play it. [3:01] And just so you can see what this bizarre press conference was all about on Saturday, [3:05] you had Joe Rogan in the Oval Office. And I think this entire move by having Joe Rogan there on [3:12] Saturday, he was saying he was signing some executive order inspired by Joe Rogan. I think [3:18] it was all part of a broader distraction plan from what's happening in Iran and the escalation [3:24] that is taking place. But here's what he said about Rogan. So you can see for yourself how bizarre [3:29] this is. He talks about going on Rogan's podcast and Kamala Harris didn't go on Rogan's podcast. [3:35] Watch this clip right here. Let's play it. I want to tell everybody how this happened. [3:40] I sent President Trump some information. We have a gigantic opiate problem in this country, [3:45] obviously. In 2024, more than 80,000 people died of overdoses. It's a horrible number. And there's [3:54] more than 5 million people that are addicted to opiates right now in this country. With one dose [3:59] of Ibogaine, more than 80% of people are free of that addiction. With two doses, it's more than 90%. [4:06] I sent him that information. The text message came back, sounds great. Do you want FDA approval? [4:13] Let's do it. It was literally that quick. These drugs are illegal not because they're harmful. [4:21] They're illegal because of the 1970 Controlled Substances Act that was passed by the Richard [4:26] Nixon administration. They did it to target the civil rights movement and the anti-war movement. [4:31] It's not because these drugs harm people. And for 56 years, we've lived under those terrible conditions. [4:40] We're free of that now. We're free of that now. Thanks to all these people that we see next to me. [4:47] And thanks to President Trump. Let's talk about what was going down this morning, [4:57] what Donald Trump wants to distract us from, which we will not be distracted from. [5:02] So commercial vessels began reporting multiple attacks in the Strait of Hormuz earlier this morning [5:09] as Iran attempted to close the Strait once again. At least one ship, we believe that was an Indian [5:16] flagship, was hit by potentially unknown projectiles when Iran was shooting at it, when it refused to turn [5:23] around at first. And we were able to hear the radio traffic. They were saying, safe by Navy, safe by Navy. [5:28] You gave us permission. And Iran said, no, turn back right now. We are shutting this down right now. [5:35] And then all of the ships returned. Iran confirmed that the Strait of Hormuz was fully closed. [5:41] The main spokesperson for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced transit through the Strait reverted [5:48] to its previous state of strict military control, citing repeated U.S. violations and piracy under the [5:56] guise of a blockade. Goes on to say one of the top Iranian leaders says, we warned you, Donald, [6:06] we warned you, United States, but you ignored it. Now enjoy the Strait of Hormuz returning to its status [6:14] quo. Then Iran put out on its FARS news agency the following message. A spokesperson for Iran's [6:21] Revolutionary Guard says the Islamic Republic of Iran, following previous agreements, has consented with [6:27] good intentions in the negotiations conducted to allow a limited number of oil tankers and commercial [6:33] ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz in a managed manner. But unfortunately, the Americans, [6:38] with their repeated breaches of trust that are part of their track record, continue to engage in piracy [6:44] and maritime theft under the so-called title of blockade. For this reason, control of the Strait [6:50] of Hormuz has returned to its previous state. And this strategic strait is under the strict [6:55] management and control of the armed forces. It announces that until the United States puts an end to [7:01] the complete freedom of movement for vessels from Iranian origin to destinations and from [7:07] destinations to Iranian origin, the status of the Strait of Hormuz will remain under strict control [7:13] and in its previous state right there. As our editor-in-chief, Ron Filipkowski writes, [7:19] you always have to pay attention to what is actually happening, not what Donald Trump says is happening, [7:26] because Trump lies about everything. Too often, the media serves as Trump's daily stenographer, [7:34] passing along his propaganda verbatim. Bill Stewart over at Reuters writes, [7:40] Reuters is reporting that Iran is broadcasting this VHF message. Attention all ships, attention all ships. [7:46] Regarding the failure of the U.S. government to fulfill its commitments in the negotiation, [7:51] Iran declares the Strait of Hormuz completely closed again. No vessel of any type or nationality, [7:56] is allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Then Iranian social media accounts posted this, [8:02] Dear world, the Strait of Hormuz is under new management. Passage. Fees apply. Security and [8:08] environmental upkeep. Blockade. Ceasefire broken. Hostility. No passage. Not even a sliver. [8:14] Thank you for your understanding. Iran's Supreme National Security Council. Then the Trump White House [8:21] posted a photo this morning of Donald Trump saying, let him cook is what the White House [8:26] posted, to which the Iranian social media account said, the most cooked president ever. The Iranian [8:33] social media accounts also posted. So there are reports of some people making $760 million by betting [8:41] on falling oil prices just minutes before recent announcements regarding the Strait of Hormuz. [8:46] Sound familiar? Laugh face emoji. Other than his consistent pattern of losing political gambles, [8:54] the only other reliable constant about Trump is his corruptness. That's what's coming out of Iran's [9:01] social media. Iran is also saying, we have not agreed to any other round of talks with the United [9:07] States, citing the U.S. pressure tactics, which include Trump's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz [9:13] and what it calls unreasonable demands. We're also hearing right now from one of Iran's top leaders, [9:21] Iran's deputy foreign minister, Saeed Katsabeida, says Donald Trump talks too much. He needs to think [9:29] before he speaks. He says all of these contradictory things. But if Donald Trump really means that he [9:35] wants to go back to war with us, that he's not going to pursue a ceasefire in good faith, [9:40] that he's not going to negotiate within the 10-point framework, then we are prepared to defend Iran. [9:46] Here is what Iran's foreign minister, deputy foreign minister has to say. Let's play this clip. [9:52] I'm trying to sabotage the path of the diplomatic efforts through this diplomatic circus that they are [10:02] adopting. They thought that the force and the pressure and the escalation is part of the solution. [10:12] No, these cannot be for the benefit of anyone. Diplomacy must prevail. One by one, please. One by one. [10:21] President Trump said that if there is no agreement on Wednesday, there will be a return to the military [10:32] action. Then let's President Trump talk. He talks too much. He said contradictory things within the same [10:42] statement. This cannot be prevented. I don't know what exactly he meant. The American people must decide [10:50] about him. If his statements are right and if they are going with international law, then we will continue [11:01] our defense with all heroism, with all nationalism and patriotism. We will defend Iran, the oldest civilization [11:10] on the planet. We will fight till the last Iranian soldier. War cannot lead to any positive solution. [11:23] The Americans must understand and must learn the lesson. The era of colonialism must come to an end. [11:32] They cannot dictate the orders on the other nations. [11:37] That was it. As we explained on the Midas Dutch Network, Iran has not agreed to a next round of [11:42] talks with the U.S. citing these pressure tactics. Tehran says negotiations will only continue [11:48] if these demands, the unreasonable maximalist demands by the Trump regime stop, adding that it [11:54] has sent the same message through its Pakistani intermediary. That's the feared marshal Asim Munir. [12:00] Reminder, Trump said yesterday he expected a deal within a day or two. As our editor-in-chief Ron [12:08] Filipkowski also explains, the worst possible tactic you can use when negotiating a deal with a regime [12:15] like Iran is to dunk on them in public during negotiations. Any knowledgeable seasoned diplomat [12:22] knows this, but we have Mr. Art of the Deal who needs to feed his cult and the markets a steady diet of [12:28] BS. We also are learning that Iran's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, says the country's navy [12:35] is ready to inflict new bitter defeats on its enemies. So folks, things are escalating right now. [12:41] Also, you have Iran releasing this new Lego video. I'll just show you a short clip of it, [12:47] mocking Donald Trump having fake negotiations with Iran and, I mean, just humiliating the United [12:54] States. Here, play this clip. [12:55] I'm going to talk to the Ayatollah now to resolve the Strait of Hormuz issue. [13:01] What's the price of oil? [13:03] Dad, please be patient a little longer. [13:06] Can you open the Strait of Hormuz? Who are you even? I have the biggest military on earth. [13:24] Whatever you say, Mr. Trump, the Strait is all yours. Beat it because I've already talked to Iran [13:32] and the Strait will be open shortly. Thanks, everyone. We are the best. Everybody knows [13:40] this. Ayatollah, you are fired. You are familiar with this sentence. Thank you for your attention [13:48] to this matter. The central headquarters of Tamil Nadia. But, you know, when you have propaganda [13:58] media out there like the New York Post and state regime media like Fox, this is what the front page [14:04] of the New York Post is today, setting them straight. Iran surrenders Hormuz and Trump says [14:10] peace deal close. The height of propaganda right there. It's ridiculous. We'll keep you posted [14:15] every step of the way. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million subscribers. Thanks for watching. [14:19] New Midas merch drop. Check out the latest pro-democracy sticker packs, T-shirts, hats, sweatshirts [14:25] and more. All at store.midastouch.com.